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T20 Women's World Cup 2022
Women’s Cricket World Cup afoot amid Covid caution
The Women’s Cricket World Cup begins in New Zealand on Friday, with organisers keen to capitalise on growing interest in the women’s game after overcoming a string of pandemic-related hurdles.
2 March 2022, 18:00 PM